The document discusses different types of leadership styles and provides examples of leaders who exemplify each style. It describes authoritarian, charismatic, participatory, laissez-faire, transactional, and transformational leadership styles. For each style, it lists attributes of leaders who embody that approach, such as Adolf Hitler for authoritarian and Barack Obama for charismatic leadership. Overall, the document provides an overview of common leadership styles and influential figures that demonstrate qualities of each.

1. The Birth of a Leader... “ Management is doing things right; leadership is doing the right things.” - Peter F. Drucker Jason Kline Maria Mudryk Hollynn Paul

2. Recipe for a Great Leader Subjective Intelligence Show Strong Judgment Exemplify Stress Management Capable of Handling the Truth Positive and Reassuring Attitude Demonstrate Common Sense Self Motivated Organized

3. Types of Leadership Authoritarian – Leader has complete control over others actions and can be pushy Ex. : Adolf Hitler Charismatic – The definitive leadership personality, has the ability to produce a large following through speech Ex. : Barack Obama Participatory – Democratic leader, who gathers opinions from followers and puts them into action; Highly group oriented Ex. : Opera Winfrey Laissez-faire – “Hands off” approach to leadership, allowing things to run themselves through freedom Ex. : Steve Jobs Transactional – Incentive based approach, reward for work Ex. : Warren Buffet Transformational – Leader and team come together to achieve a common goal Ex. : LeBron James

4. Authoritarian: Adolf Hitler Opportunistic Conniving Goal Oriented Self Motivated Intelligent Militaristic

5. Charismatic: Barack Obama Persuasive Effective Responsible Personable Devoted Initiative

6. Participatory: Oprah Winfrey Trend setter Mediator Group Oriented Greater Good Confident Giving Oprah’s Book Club

7. Laissez-Faire: Steve Jobs Creative Technological “ Hands-off” – creates ideas and lets company work the rest out Orator Great Synergy

8. Transactional: Warren Buffet Excellent Synergy Motivates others Provides good employee benefits Contributes to charity Inspirational

9. Transformational: LeBron James Team player Team Leader Coachable Inspirational Reliable Instills confidence in others

10. Summarization of a Leader Generates good source of Synergy for others to use. Sets/shows realistic goals. Guide in a positive way to motivate team members to obtain goals. Pull their own weight, never give a job you wouldn’t do yourself. Capable of sharing advice when needed.